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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-23

goOk l1lpu oeu Gnu luH IL w.
Ser blir berfor intet til 6inoer for,
at Blufaroiabeoen fan eritere uoen
at babe bet min6fe meb &enbeb at
sisre. 9erpaa ital leg for &larbebs
Stplb anfere enbnu etpar @rempler.
9pis en- liben Sfolepise 8otanitz
timen rpbmer, naar bun bprer ON
Hlanternes Tormerelie, om 9an= og
9unblomiter, be pil sanite pif benoes
2ererinoe Cog meb soo @runb) finoe,
at en- iaaoan Bluferbisbeb life netop
tDber paa De reneite Eanfer.
@qer bpis en- uns Yise af6oloer fig
fra at 9aa &irte paa Maria Bebuz
oeliesoas (bpao jes peb, bar benot)
forbi bun ftnber bet rseuert" at bpre
Hreiten laie op / ale Menueters
8aabbr bisie Orb ON 6brie( os llnb=
fan9elie = ri pil life iise, at benoes
8luferbi9beo er ct eate Gesu paa
@enbeb.
@ibere beriom en- &pinbe e. St.
paa en- &eiie) isr paabra9er fig en-
bsbelis @psoom, fsr bun laeer ct
manblist Snbipi6 ane, at oeiaa bens
bes Goroeieliesorsaner ct a(minoelise
menneitelise 2ope unberlaste, ba ier
Ri lite beri ct Ge9n paa 9iertets &en=
beb. 8i falber bet enten @nerperi
eller arenielbs Eaabelisbeo. Os
bog er bun ielp, itatfar, operbeoiit
ON. at bun enc o9 alene ct tpinbelist
bluferoi9.
@i Jet altiaa, at 8luferbis6eb fan
eriitere uben ct bore 9esn paa @en=
beb.
Ds ri foritaar pit o9iaa, at @en>
Deo Tan eriitere, uoen at ben pi1er fig
/ bore 8lufaroisbeo.
Ebi oerlom bet er iaa, at Blufar<
bigbee ptrer fig iiar ueb at oise til
base for aft itboenbe, lite at bile bere
eg lite at bile ie bet onoe, bet 1pnoise
os urene, peb at rpbme, naar sisle
Orb blir neunt 0. li9n., ba blir bet
temme1ia uuiit, om andre END sanlte
unse eller meset lpttelist iti0ebe Menz
neifer tan beiibbe ben @lass Bluferz
bisbe6.
Salfalo fan man lite ba tiloele en-
barmbiertia @biter. en- 9iatonisie,
en for @usoalenemisf sfonen opofret
&pinbe .9@ren forat beiiobe oenne
9po. 9isie &pinoer Tan nemlis lite
piae tilba9e for bet, ber iaarer Blus
ferbi9beoen, o9 oeres &inb bar tanlte
forlenait bolbt Up at blipe rpo oper
SDnb % @lenbisbeb, ONT END @mer=
ten berouer betanois pil peoblipe at
blbbe oeres me6libenoe 9ierter. Sc
treffer fig lite af Bluferoisbeo tilbaz
&c, naar en- ips @ano bebpper @leie,
eller en- 2ese Isiiitence peb en- farli9
Operation, beller lite, naar fretfe,
laitefuloe &eleners Tale os Dpfgr1el
brin9er benz til at 9rue. 9isie &piu=
oer maa saa fremao, brepne al fin
opbe Observation-Disclosures, ibet be / fit
9iertes &enbeo slemmer &rentelier=
ne mob fin esen Tinfglelie.
Os bisie Rpinoers 2ip, iom bar
ofret fin 8lnferbisbeb paa Barm>
bierti9bebens Glter, bet er, laapibt
leg fan foritaa, renere os for Cubs
os Menneifers 9omitol mere perb,
ia itjbnnere os erefulbere tillise, enb
boilteniombelit lpttelisitiaet @pinoes,
iom enonu / tit 50be Iar bar funnel
beuare Qnbieeliens &bbme paa fin
&ino, naar Drbet l1iebe1isbeo nep=
nes, og iom intet Bat ofret for be
ulptteli9e.
Seq tror oerfor ri ter antase, at
ct rent 9ierte iommetioer fan nile
lin &enbeb netop peb at man9le bet,
iom ri bar falot 8luferoi9beb.
2i9ser bet lite usiaa tDbeligt for
ale o9 enbuer, at bet CT mere friltez
list = mere list &riitus, mener ieg
Cog ielp for Sftes es@riitne ct 10 ban
-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-23
DnffcS

5000 @9enter for Sal9 af be in,uffeite
Viiitfort be Scr. 8. 9lae np Stil fpr
1887. Nr6per 4c. Strr 4rDpebpg for
Nsenter 25c. 9tu er 1iben til at tiene 4enz
Sc. Strr Commission. Gle9ante Premier
9ises bort.
5cutb Mnneapplis Garo Co.,
3m 90 Wtnnearrlis, Mtnn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-23

bet fulofomne MenneFeioeal) = p9z
laa at tale aabent os frit, naar bet
bebeues, % noar bet lter / 9((bor,
iaaoel ON SDnben 1om ON bet 9obe
o8 naturlige? (Mere.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-23

fulbt af l1bumitbeoer os desperate
@remplarer af @pas @bnner.
@il man bli fri for Bblben, ,naa
rnan ie at renie 8looet.
&otbIaD, Minn. ABE Marts 1887.
H. S.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-23

Dttertail Mil, ben nps Wtpqe ber
i8pen, nermer fig MI fin Guloenoelz
fe os tentes iat / @irtiombeo 8e>
apnoelien al Gpril.
Mpqen er en- imuft ubIeenoe Bp9z
ming fire @toser bpi os beore belis=
senoe enb nosen anben Mgqei 8pen.
Sen er iitano til at male 200 til $50
96nber pr. 9psn. Set peb MpQen
og narmeit @lpen ct opfbrt ct tibet
9us for en- 9ampfiebe1,os berfra op'
BARNES Mpllen peb 9ielp af Damp.
8aa pftre Sibe of BDsninsen os /
umibbelbar 5orbinbel1e meb benne er
opfprt ct ierlfilt Trapperum, iaale=
bes at 9rapperne mellem @taserne ct
ubenfor Bpsninsen. 9ette er maalfe
bells forat lpare &um men fornemme=
Zig for / observation-disclosures at for
binore. at 2ufttrattet fra @tase til
anber ifal sipe Slben Steering, us
@anblauserne uil funne anbriuses i
% fra Erapperummet.
MpIenS @lepator fan rumme 3d.
600 8uibel.
ct 8eips Mpllen pil siue, hpem
bet eno er, ct Snotrpt af, at ber finz
oes bet npete os bebite, iom enbnu ct
opfuuoet paa bette Dmraabe, o9 bet
ituloe naften ipnes, iom om Copper
af 5ulbtommenbeo MI maatte pare
naaet. Sen. iom bat feet be iimple=
ite Mpl(er / 9torse, bpor to &paru,
itene % ben bem ums;penbe Sfrep
nosiorbe omtrent a1t,iom &ornet bap=
be at paslere, fpr bet bleu til brug<
bart os torreten psiaa ret eobt Mel,
bliper itaaenoe / itum Sorbauielie
ouer ben ubpre 5oritje1, Der finbes
8ebanblinsen al ct oa bet famine
@mne, iom o9iaa fun bar ct os bet
famine Sormaal: at tiene iom 8rpb.
@ppr man, boor benne enorme
l1ouitlins er foresaaet, um bet er i
Gmerifa eller an6reitebs, lpoer @ua=
ret. at bet ct Qnsarn. 9os er
piitnot enoel Gorbebrin9er eiort ber=
tillanbs.
ut be1trioe ben Masle Maitineri,
9iennem bpilte Sueben ifal saa fra
ben Eib, ben forlaber 6armerens
8osn, o9 til ben fommer isien, iom
bebfe Sort Mel, bill lite 1pare til
9eniieten meb oenne s(rtifel, % hi
funbe lite bel1er, om ri pilbe. 8i
ftal fun iise, at 9peben fprt gaar
siennem 4-5 forltiellise &eniemaiti=
ner, ps oernai pasierer ben melIem
ben neore og en- eller anben al be pore
@taser fjorten @anse, fpr ben bliper
ferois, os ben bar at gaa siennem IL
geiaa mango Iaitiner, fom bper ub>
fsrer en- liben 9el al ben fe1es @iers
ming: at pmbanne bet lille Rorn til
flint. boibt Mel. Ds bet bliper flint,
maatro. Set bar at saa 9iennem en-
fin Silteoeu, fbr bet aniees flint NOT.
Men ba fan bet tnapt falbes Mel len=
9ere, bet er finere eno flint @tgp. Sen
for bette 0iemeo anpenote Sla9s@il=
fepep fommer fra S9tpeib.
s @pllen ct paa forfjelli9e @te>
ber anbra9t @useapparater, iom ital
bra9e bet MgQen 8epeselle boz
renoe @tpn til fig. 9ette ct af 9e1=
brebsbenipn, ba iom befienbt Stppet
oeb Snbaanbins oirfer ltabeli9t paa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gor Mrbei=
berne bill bette berfor bore af oper,
maabe itor 8etponine.
Bi baaber, at bet nbe MBuefou,z
pasni maa finoe ben Dpmuntrins, ,fom
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-23
2Gate Nprffe mebiciner.

Seq bar bapt iaamanseSp
efter e9te norite Webiciner, at leg bar
feet mig npot til at benpenoe mig til
bet norite 9ispenlarD (2aboratorium)
I @tou9bton, @is., pg bar erbolbt
fplsenoe: Mooeroraaber, @ampber=
oraaber, Gampberolie, @rpnolie, @ez
neolie, Mapbtbaoraaber, @ofmans=
oraaber, @bolerabraaber, Cure &az
nelbraaber, ,@unobebs=@alt( bette este
Sunobebsz@alt er re9iiteret accord
ing to Act Of Congress, bpiltet faar
neoe paa Goben al 2abelel1. eSntet
anoet 9aranterer je9 er e9te.)
9t9elebes bar ie9 fpl9en6e norlfe
Meoiciner:
Sen originate norlte &ote<@irup
er bet meit beba9eli9e Miboel til at
forbinore Tortj1lel1e, @olte, @esDeo
Ultima, 8ron6itis, @aarbeb for 8rD=
itet os 8looipptnina. 25 Gents pr.
5laite.
Original Norwegian Appetizer
ct ct uomerfet Miobel mob 9Dspepli,
SeoerzMpre=os Meroelp9oomme, 1amt
en- al be beoite blobren1eaoe Meoict=
ner, iom tienoes. 50 @ts. pr. Slalte.
Original Norwegian L. w. &
Sore Healer renter oe logger @aar,
BDloer, Biles, &peitel1er, ,@lag, ,@tpb,
8ranoiaar, iaare Sober, 9uolDsoomz
me o9 mere. 25 @ts. pr. 9@lte.
Original Norwegian Rat Killer
oreber &otter, &e9sebDr. Gluer og
Mpg. 8ru9sanoisning meofpl9er
2@ifen. Gris Is Gts. pr. 2@lte Saz
briferet af The Norwegian Dis
pensary,
. $. Melaas, Nrcitoent.
Oct ber5n1te e9te Sunobebs<5alt, fatriz
feret at 0uitapua Semen g. g., ct fprtrlnz
li9t ytooel mob baarli9 HprDDielle rg yta>
peureselntasit9geoer. idlses al mig til S1tri>
fanternes Yris Is Gents Tlalfen. tSp;S
@DerS Nppttefer life bar DisIe MDicner, pil
ies ienoe en- Slaife Mppett3er. en- 8lalfe Sp>
iteitrup, en- Tlaife Sunrbebs=Salt % en-
sgife Spre @ellerr reo MtcDtaselien al 81 .25;
irit tilienpt.
Den Oriainale gcrife 8lporenier The
Original Norwegian Bloodpurifer ct
en- al be teoite, ia pi fan 0ierue fi9e ben bepite
Blporenier. irll1 nu ct WarfeDet. 2igele=
oes be Ori9inale Ncrife SanDDraaber p9
veiatornzD aberen". IanbpineDraaberne pil
albris faa felt at pirfe, oerlpm Du renter
Ianoen meo SunpbeoS= Salt f6rlt Yrep Ii
Seleoes "9t9tornzDreteren", r9 ou ptl blipe
ti(frebS meb ben.
8. s. RteeIano-
City Drug Store,
Tersus Sails, Minn.
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bets Goretssiombeb berettiser til,
FAINT at ben 6oroel, iont en- ubpibelle
at Mpaeforretuinsen ifulbe bore for
Bpen og Dme9nens Sarmere, ,itte maa
ubebliue.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-04-16
Montana Historical Society

Husbandman: We understand from a
gentleman just in from Neihart that the
Hudson Mining company made trial run
of its new concentrator one day last week.
Thirty-si tons of ore were reduced in
three hours rate of 20 tons per day, which
is 20 tons above the capacity for which
the works were designed. 1t is stated that
everything worked smooth, and that the
ore was cleansed of all valueless substance
the machinery doing its work perfectly.
1t is expected that the works will be set
in motion for regular work in few days.
Independent: No bids have yet been
received by Surveyor-General Greene for
surveying the timber lands in Mlssoula
county, within the Northern Pacific land
grant limit, for which work the balance of
$4,000 Of last years appropriation has
been set aside. Surveyors are apparently
indisposed to undertake the survey of Il
rough and densely tlmbered country at
the maximum prices allowed, especially
as it is certain that they must wait year
or more for their money, owing to the
imposslbility of handling their work in
the surveyor generals office with the in
efficient appropriation for clerk hire.
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day in June. \ resolution was adopted
thanking Parker and inviting him to
preach in June and to accept the hospl-
tallty of the church and congregation.
1t is thought Parker will become Beech
er's successor
Lieut.. Commander Nichols, lately in
command of the United States ship Pinta,
in Alaskan waters, says that the statement
lately made by Governor Swineford of
Alaska, that he is in Washington awaiting
trial by court-martial is entirely incorrect.
Nichols has lately been ordered by Sec
retary Whitney to special duty under
Commander Evans, as inspector of steel
for the new cruisers, and that the order
specifically states that the duty will con-
tinue two years.
There is much feeling at Winnipeg
over the semi-official announcement that
the Dominion government will not allow
the construction of another railroad to
the boundary. Even solid citizens talk
of going out to build road at the point
of the bayonet. The nti-disallowance
association has extracted from Premier
Norquay written pledge that when>the
legislature meets Thursday, a charter to
build road will be passed before the
speech from the throne is introduced
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-04-16
A Case 0f Dog Eat Dog

The case of the Territory VS.. D. r.
Searls, editor of the Butte Miner, indicted
for criminal libel upon the complaint of
Guy X. Piatt, associate editor of the Inter
Mountain, resulted in the jury returning
verdict of guilty and assessed the pun
ishment at fine of $50 and costs. In
the case Of the territory VS.. Guy X. Piatt,
associate editor of the Inter Mountain, for
libel IN the publication or an article in
December last attacking Daniel Searles,
editor of the Miner, the jury, after an
hours deliberation, brought in a verdict
of not guilty. The jury, it is understood,
considered that the article contained libel
Gus material, but it was not proven that
Piatt was the author of it, hence the ver-
dict Of acquittal.
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stOn. -, .,o.
Dated at Livingston, March 3Oth, 1887.
First published April I'd.

CUMMONS.-In the District Court, of the
- FIRST Judicial District of the Territory Of
Montana in and for the county of Gallatin.
Homer L. Collins, plaintiff, against Jane E. Col
''nsc Action brought in the District Court Of the
First Judicial District of the Territory OF Mon
tana, in and for the county of Gallatin, and the
comnIaint filed in said comfy of Gallatin, in the
Office of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The people of the Territory OF Montana, eend
greeting to Jane F. Collins, ,o the ,oan;oee above
ns"ap to appear in an action brought against
YOU by the above named plaintiff in the
district Court of the First Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Montana, in and for the eald
county of Gallatin and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days texclusive OF the
DAYS of seryicel after the service on you OF this
snmmons-if served within this county; or II
served out of this county. but in this district,
then within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days-or judgement by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer OF said COM
plant. ,;..,,,,. III.
tween tween plaintiff and defendant andfor, such
o,her and further relief as the court may
deem inst as will more fully appear by reference
to the complaint on file herein.
And you are hereby notified that Il you fail %
appear and answer the said complaint, as above S
cunrt for the relief demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal o.
the District Court of the First Judi
SEAL cial District of the Territory o.
Montana, in and for the said county
Of Galatin, this s5th day Of March in the year
seveB; sy R. Il. cRAwF0RD. Deputy SlsTE,.
SAVAGE = iYkjs h peS. 1SEa sad.!
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-04-16
A Great Work.

DEVILS Lake, OAK, special: Nothing
in railroad building heretofore in the
northwest has approached the rapidity
and army-like system with which the
Manitoba company is sending forward
material for the construction of the Mon
tana line. For the past three months
there have gone through this place daily,
on an average, IT'S cars laden with all
kinds of construction material. At,
Minot, the present terminus of the track,
1877 miles west of Devils Lake, the COM
pany has laid something like ten miles
of sidings to receive the material, piling
and thousands of the best quality OF steel
rails. Said an old railroad contractor
after visiting Minot: ut is worth days
travel to see the mountains of costly ma
terial.' And still it goes forward in in
creasing quantities. For the past twenty
four hours the trains have averaged one
every two hours. And it is estimated
that it will require 200 cars daily the
entire summer of this material to be sent
forward that there may be no edlay in
the building of this great line OF road
All engines do not wait at the terminus for
the unloading of trains, but hasten back
for more cars and it is not an uncommon
sight to see ten of these monster iron
horses on their return with a single ca
boose Car attached each, speeding along
the track only few hundred yards apart
In all this gigantic work there is no con
fusion, not an accident of any kind mas
occurred, and all material is separated
and placed where it can be reloaded at
the minimum cost The roadbed for
hundred miles west of Minot is ready for
the rails, and all bridges Zone of which is
1900 feet long) and water tanks are COM
pleted for distance of thirty-tiv miles
beyond that point Several engineer
corps arc already in the field many miles
in advance of last years work, making
ready for the army of over 5000 graders
that will soon follow.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-04-16
First pub. March 18th.

0UMMONS.- S.-Territory of Montana, County
y of Gallatin-ss. In the Justices Court of
Big Timber township, before Ozias N. Hatch,
Justice of the Peace. c. B. Foster, plaintiff,
versus W. D. johnson and Chas. kimberllng,
partners as johnson 4 Kimberling, defendants
The people of the Territory of Montana, to the
above named defendants, greeting: You are
hereby summoned to be and appear before me,
the County Of Galiatin, at my Office in Big Tim
Der, within 10 days Of the service of this sum-
mons on you by publication, then and there to
make answer to the complaint of G. B. Foster,
the above named plaintiff, in civil action to re-
cover the sum of ifty-ni and 371OO dollars, for
money due on account, and in default thereof
Judgment will be rendered against. you, W. D:
johnson and Chas. Kimberling, the above named
defendants, for the sum of fifty nine and 37,1OO
dollars and costs of suit in his behalf expended.
Given under my hand this 1lth day Of April,
A. d. 1887. OZIAS M. HArCH,
asa Justice of the Peace of eaid Township.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITuRE.-Cooke, Ga

NIOTICE OF FORFEITURE.-COoke, Gal
II latin CO. Montana, March 4th, 1887. To
Frank ks Stone, samI Morse, D. Mccormick
You are hereby Notified that have expended
one hundred dollars in labor and improvements
on the 'Maggie'' quartz lode mining claim in
1886. said claim being situated in the saltwater
country about two miles north of Sheep mountain
in the New World Mining District, Gallatin Co.
Territory of Montana, in order to hold said pre-
misses under the provisions Of section S32! OF the
revised statutes Of the United States it being the
amount required to hold the same for the year
ending December 81, 1886. Said labor and i'm
p1 ovements being recorded in the district cord
er's office in Cooke, and if within ninety days
after the publication of this notice you fail or
refuse to contribute ysur proportion Of such ex.
pendi: ures as co owner, your interest in said
claim will become the property Of the subscriber
under said section 1924 G. NJ. Derrick.
Settlement to be made at Judge Potter's office
Cooke, NJ. 7.
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The Governors staff.

General order No. 1, from the office of
the adjutant general national guard of
Montana, dated Helena, March 30th, an
nounces the staff of the governor as fol-
lows: Adjutant general, Brig. Gen. c.
w. Turner of Helena; inspector general.
Brig. Gen. Joe W. Browne of Glendale
commissary general, Brig. Gen. Chas. s.
Warren of Butte; quartermaster general,
Brig. Gen. Chas. W. Hoffman of Bozeman
surgeon general, Brig. Gen. Chas. P
Hough of Butte; mastering officers, Col
James Sullivan of Helena; ordnance off
Ger, Major Harry Luke.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
N office at Bozeman, M. T. March 21st, 1887:
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver
at Bozeman, Nj. T., on May 2nd, 1887, viz: H, E.
No $50 of Aired B Hicks of Livingston. for the
NJ NV a Sec. 80; X SW a Sec %, Tp.
S. II E,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Otto Anderson, Alexander Il.
Delone, 9th of Livingston, NJ. T., Benjamin y.
GEO. w. MONROE, Register.
jFirst pub March, 2fth,
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-04-16

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-Land Of
IN flee at Bozeman, NJ. T, March 5th, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of mis- intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver at Bozeman, NJ. T., on April 3d. 1887, viz:
H. E. No $50 of William Baker, of Livingston,
NJ r., for the Sc Il of Sc a, W J. of Sc "a, NE
a of SW a Section %, Up. S., r. ~ East.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: George Berrenger and Edward Z
Anderson, of Bozeman, N: r.; Walter V. Grannis,
of Livingston; Edward Miller of Bozeman.
GEO. w. MONROE, Register.
First published March 12th.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-04-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Bank Building and Fixtures of the First
National Bank of Livingston.

National 1380A OF A1VlUSSCOu.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to an
order made in the District Court of the First u
dicial District of the Territory of Montana, in
and for the County of Gallatin, on the 10Th day
Of March, A. D. 1887: will sell at public auction,
hodrs no r Of 10 a. M and p m, to the highest re-
sponsible bidder, at Livingston, Gallatin County,
Montana, lot number one q, in block m number
story brick and stone building thereon situate,
ais the furniture ana fixtures therein, including
safe now at Thompson Falls, Montana; said
sale to take place on the premises described; No
hid will be received for said building and lot of
less than six thousand dollars Terms cash for
said personal property; for said building and lot
four thousand dollars cash, balance on three
months time, secured by mortgage on the
JOHN II. ELDER,
Receiver of the First National Bank of Living
Dated at Livingston, March sOth, 1887.
First published April I'd.